2000 British Open























British Open
Tournament information
Dates1–8 October 2000
VenuePlymouth Pavilions
CityPlymouth
CountryEngland
Organisation(s)WPBSA
Format
Ranking event
Total prize fund
£440,000
Final
Champion
England Peter Ebdon
Runner-up
England Jimmy White
Score9–6

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The 2000 British Open was a professional ranking snooker tournament, that was held from 1–8 October 2000 at the Plymouth Pavilions, Plymouth, England.


Peter Ebdon won the tournament by defeating Jimmy White nine frames to six in the final. The defending champion, Stephen Hendry, was defeated by Alan McManus in the quarter-final.[1]




Contents





  • 1 Main draw


  • 2 Final


  • 3 References





Main draw


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Last 48
Best of 9 frames

Last 32
Best of 9 frames

Last 16
Best of 9 frames

Quarter-finals
Best of 9 frames

Semi-finals
Best of 11 frames

Final
Best of 17 frames
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 



Northern Ireland Terry Murphy

5
 
 


Scotland Stephen Hendry

5
 



England Stuart Bingham
3
 
 


Northern Ireland Terry Murphy
2
 

 


Scotland Stephen Hendry

5
 



 


England Robert Milkins
3
 



England Robert Milkins

5


Northern Ireland Joe Swail
2




England Brian Morgan
0
 
 


England Robert Milkins

5
 


 


Scotland Stephen Hendry
2
 



 


Scotland Alan McManus

5
 



England Steve Davis

5
 
 


Republic of Ireland Fergal O'Brien
3
 




Iceland Kristján Helgason
4
 
 


England Steve Davis

5
 

 


England Steve Davis
3



 


Scotland Alan McManus

5
 



Malta Tony Drago

5


Scotland Alan McManus

5




Scotland John Lardner
4
 
 


Malta Tony Drago
4
 


 


Scotland Alan McManus
2
 




 


England Peter Ebdon

6
 



Wales Dominic Dale

5
 
 


England Stephen Lee

5
 




England Gary Wilkinson
3
 
 


Wales Dominic Dale
3
 

 


England Stephen Lee
2



 


England Peter Ebdon

5
 



Scotland Graeme Dott

5


England Peter Ebdon

5




England Jonathan Birch
1
 
 


Scotland Graeme Dott
1
 


 


England Peter Ebdon

5



 


England Ronnie O'Sullivan
3
 



Pakistan Shokat Ali

5
 
 


England Dave Harold

5
 




Scotland Drew Henry
4
 
 


Pakistan Shokat Ali
4
 

 


England Dave Harold
3



 


England Ronnie O'Sullivan

5
 



Australia Quinten Hann

5


England Ronnie O'Sullivan

5




England Michael Holt
2
 
 


Australia Quinten Hann
3
 





England Peter Ebdon

9






England Jimmy White
6



Wales Anthony Davies

5
 
 


Scotland John Higgins

5
 




Wales Darren Morgan
3
 
 


Wales Anthony Davies
1
 

 


Scotland John Higgins
4
 



 


England Paul Hunter

5
 



Scotland Billy Snaddon

5


England Paul Hunter

5




Wales Lee Walker
2
 
 


Scotland Billy Snaddon
4
 


 


England Paul Hunter

5
 



 


England Gary Ponting
4
 



England Gary Ponting

5
 
 


England Anthony Hamilton
w/d
 




Scotland Chris Small
3
 
 


England Gary Ponting

w/o
 

 


England Gary Ponting

5



 


Wales Matthew Stevens
4
 



England David Gray

5


Wales Matthew Stevens

5




England Nigel Bond
0
 
 


England David Gray
2
 


 


England Paul Hunter
2




 


England Jimmy White

6
 



England Jimmy White

5
 
 


Republic of Ireland Ken Doherty
2
 




England Peter Lines
3
 
 


England Jimmy White

5
 

 


England Jimmy White

5



 


England Joe Perry
2
 



England Joe Perry

5


England John Parrott
2




England Troy Shaw
0
 
 


England Joe Perry

5
 


 


England Jimmy White

5



 


England Mark King
4
 



England Mark King

5
 
 


Hong Kong Marco Fu
4
 




England Steve James
0
 
 


England Mark King

5
 

 


England Mark King

5



 


Wales Mark Williams
3
 



Thailand James Wattana

5


Wales Mark Williams

5




England Andrew Higginson
4
 
 


Thailand James Wattana
4
 


Final















Final: Best of 17 frames. Referee: Alan Chamberlain
Plymouth Pavilions, Plymouth, England. 8 October 2000.[2]

Peter Ebdon
 England

9–6

Jimmy White
 England

Afternoon: 35–70 (59), 8–88, 93–7, 69–15, 37–69 (57), 64–0 (57), 15–67 (54), 94–0 (53)
Evening: 34–59, 121–0 (80), 68–58 (63), 107–8 (50, 57), 7–76, 120–4 (120), 83–43

120
Highest break
59

2
Century breaks
0

6
50+ breaks
3


References




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